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-PI!! l alc* t / a 1.1 ,t :rice; grid, 'tTATTIEIt 4 9 ~f i~~~ '~~- tt , \ D 1 Kent, The . • R AND Cr CAPITAL PIZIIF.SofTWtNTY 10Tf- SNo POUNDS, TEN • UHOUSAND POUNDST , , -& 'Sec. - Wm. are yet in the Wiwel . c A.TURDAY NEXT, A6.lst 6, will be s t he Si xtll k.) I.ray.ni ,Dr4wing. T CI( E.Ts and SH S (wa rrante d unitr ,vvnt at all th e Li censed Ottices in T ) are on S ae own dlllt Co , in try AUGusT, . 2 , 1808. E P 4 P.• .11i xt. tcke - This Day In a pocket siz, price Fs. 6 4..iticitriitt1 tale new A:RS• • - "pi-1E GAME .- WS' ; LI being a compreliepsivel ~:.1.47.and'•F,3211l ; reap sq,,b pow that' Scibittct;;, co m prisint all the :StJtwes alid• Resolutions of the Co . u, rs relating to .i.).!er, flare, Rabbits, l ' h e a saqts,..Ptirtiidos<TC;rbus. : ,. FTS 1,, othc r ohjects of sport ; togC:tiler - with nu: ti,ns by . Estate and Certitii.:ate for killing Game, • the,A . O r pointment and A tiThorjty of 'a Game-ke , :per tf:e innd e of recovering Penalties u:i.ter—thedame tne Law con. ,ibe.-parsuit'of Gime ; a n d tilt t.; 6143 . 41 Lew relating t 0 Dogs. . Sevrtth,Ldition, Correaed.and Etifargid is - Londo n : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Vortuoi-stre...t, illc0;11',11111. • ' - FROIV THE p j y of ___./' l ajt :r -04 SALE - AD OIL; • A N Imp ortat i on has j ust been obtained, and ow• o n sal e , at BA g, co Y.... 1 1.LE'5,' 21. St. I itllllS'is 111.1" Hlnari(Ct. ~~4 Nlis; E54-_ . A PIA.N.O. FORTE ON A — NEW IMPROVED Ct ) NSTRUCTION . .-.-:. .. .., I.ATILKINSON and-CONPANY, late ERODE- It Il' and. W I t..h..1 N SO N,. N 0; • t 3,•!. tlaymarkut,theg ERODE to i n twi n the Isiohilr ry.,and Puolic in genertl e that th , ..) , h ive teceived His Al.rjcsty' 1,141 Letters Patei.t, far a P;.inn Yorte on atientirefy new cunstruetion, called , 11 , - New l'atent cahniet Piano t•ott e . ~ - The suPert :r tiiktiittes it pOS3eSSeS are a brilliancy of Toe Antetiuidied bt , any Piano Forte, united with a pr'c „, and cacand fac - ility' of touch. The i''rripliciti, and stye iigth or * its construction prevent the possibil ty ot,its being -out of tune so 'request S a ny tither IliSril:Ntrlt. From the peculiar applreatton or •the Pedals, it is par icu.- tirly adaprod iiir executing, with unprecedented effect, either vocal car instrunivnt..l Mus,., , a•• titeis'afite tittle the elegance of it s ' form,. eoinuitien w all a C.,lllpkte t , uilveiiiet . iCy .tor /leak books', &c. r , ..iid , -rs it :AS I piit:e O.( Ful'iiitue far supe riot to any Pratt:: F.. rte ever tn.ide, • D itnerisions—livo t 5 . feet - 6 inches ; breadths ft.et 6 incites ;d , prti i foot 8 niches. .. •ti .11. ‘Vtkinson and Co.rnpank, the Proprietors of . tile tabove Patent Piano Porte, betng filly:t3iersitaded of the su eel) 4:vise e rtNitY bt its talkliN it, tuneover all oth ers, t. edzage- to - sold in - tOwn in 'tune and rePair "tot TWelv9 tloutits. tree.of ex pence. ~ It init he necessary to ad.;, that tiv-• Patent Cabinet Piamo rQttes are finished tinder the innitediate tispeciroit iil.4he In ver,t,tr, Wrn: Son tft wt.11, - a t; their Manufactory, N. 3,_ Mild- i Thin- street, and at NO. r 3, Hay market. ......_. 0 1 This Day was p:/biis4e.l. In 0141/OlOnne: izrno. ,i)i - ic610.'64. in board, , Second Lditiou of ' S TEW ORSERVATIONS on the NATUAAL 4/ HISTORY ot BEL'S vall► Viiss leYt leilt Ity FRANCIS HUBER. Translated Ir)m the Ori,;iiYal: "'- Printed for Lraigni.ni, Hurst, Rces, and ( )rme, Paten - 13s, ter-row, London; and johit.Anderson, Edinburgh. urY , ruff, This Day, were published, In One Volume, .rzmo. price boards, hTTII~I~~'I , IQNS and EVIDENCES of a FIJ- I. "I'URE - • 13y the Rev. TH a NIA S • Printed fur LonBn.An, Hurst, Rees, and Orme Pater no-4ter. row. .: . • BEAII - Fll'Ul.. WOMEN. 1 ' al-zE g roa t' it lileinish to fitt.iilty is superfluous I - lairs on the •Face, • Neuit, ant, Arms . i fitillEt(T's I { LiSIiATE Pr -s ) IlEk immediately 'remove.; tlt6iii; is an ek gant 4rticie, perfeetly-innocent and pleasant •to use, price 4'. Sold by the Propft:to r , No: -23, Ttlissell-sereet,'Covent alf 1 11-: . •Q ‘' er: '" l l , .47, j-luni-street.; litiiinett, 3. Cheapside; 11, Dubli n ` ; iliotter Edinburgh and Glasgow ; l.:arisoo, Liverpool • , _ prang6, 9 Ttrytrufge 'Wells: ; 'Seaiie, Leeds; S,p,lotiet Worriting'; , Cattle. York; Could , Hath 1101). / " . t us, H ull ; Gregory., I.lLigliton i'llett:i:;oun, Margate ; Tyrnbs, cester ; kolLhon, Coventry ; cid in every Town,—. Goad all,Avance to Dealers.. __._ . t whom may be had, by the same Author, Popular Lvoiences„of N4t;tr.ll lely,zion an,t Christianity a New L2nui. price 9i. 4thAitls. DA MAG ES 30,01. THE TRIA r; •of Lord SACKVILLE, for Crimiacii Intercourse with. tit: 'Lady. of Col: Pow- L ETT ; together •with IlTpl.ives of - hi, Lordship and Mrs. Powl.at, coritainn4 Anecdotes and laas,.imk-own to ilia and,particular Stri,:.tures add Animadversions on thc atirrhing iiicreasc of I.4bacclL:r . y, was t, is Day published, price ts. May be itAl of I.VI and De Caritp, tr. Catherine-street, Strand ; 'and may 'he had of all it , Asellas, of whom aiso may, he had, The Intrigues of tho Qut2eti of Spain With th e 1'" nice of Peace tV r+l tett by a Spauish Nobleman and Pa. trot. , In t vol. Svo. price 6.i TO DURHAM, ZE FURNt6IIED OR tir,,FURNISHED,. P.ntereKl'up6n AN -.EXCEL LENT -FAMf LY MANSIQN 1 10tISE, c.illed Cis. HOW HALL, hem:TH*4lElv 5i tu,14,:(4., with Otiices of eve r y ki n d , a capital Kitcheri Gar_ Pleasure Ground, and Plantations, formed into ‘v,ilki, 'huh or without any quantity of pasture not eXceeclin,: 34 Acres . , situate within b miles of the City tit and and in the ,:entre of the Larlibtoti and oed,;e_ itits. ne :Fenatii will hive the ex:Alb:ye enjoy- Inenr of the manor, ahounding wit:l Gam; aid a line Trout Siteittn of ►wo miles in length. for Panic:Li la rs,enqu i re of r. Cal vert, Durham, or Messrs, orster, Cocke and t: rwe, liin, Lond on . Coals within two itlikts of Lime hou4e. • • AIRY FARM*, KINGSWOOI), in the G Parish of LL, near A VLESlitiltY, BUCKSLUG TO 13E LET F, on Lease for I went v-one Years, by the Worshipful Company of Mercers, • • A COMPACT DAIRY FARM r conta i n in g , b y Adfficattreule»t, ~hour One liunelred and Thirt een 7* ( Acres of old Pasture -in 1 Meadow Land, within a Ring Fence, 6 'ns.sting of about eighteen Inclosurei, conveniitutly wa tterea, a Strea'n flowing for, a cousid:rahle di s t ance, l'arn a rxn-Irlding one side of the E state, together with a new-built tiousc, - Barn, St dale., and suitable Offices, recently etc:tied-and finished, on a rise nearly centrical of the Estate, in the occupation of lotin G r iffi n, tenant at will ; s i tuate in the Parish of . I .iiggershall, in th e county of Rucks, ad joining the Turiip ke-road leading from Aytesbe-, to l3i. eester: subjetho a fixed tithe of 81. Bs. per ann. Posses_ yioll to be given at llo:hsel-mas next, with lib , rty of plough bup fro m 12 to. 2) Acres, and conti nu i ng t i e same iR ble during -the Lpitse. tpsAny person willing to treat same the sa e may send t h e i r pro als and-address, sealed tip, to th e -Clerk- o f tit -N-I,•rcers' `-onipaily, at their in Ironmonger-lane, Cheapside, orr or b efore Wednesday the t7th - August, when the same will as be taken into consideration, and the person making such offer the Company may approve will have notice sent him to treat for the same ither ha attending at Mercers' 11411, or at Aylesbury, as t e Company may think most conve nient, The Tenant will be required to pay a 11:. Taxes, ex cept the Land and Property For further particulars apply at the Clerk's Office, as zllove, or to Messrs. Farmor and 'Win, fluff, Attornics, at . A lest) ' 4 1%. IMPERIAL JAPAN BLACK.ING. HOLPatronisco.by The 1(0% al F am il y. - MES and LANDI4:,IitS most respeetfu ....... inform th e P ublic, that afier considerable troubl:: allynd Expence, they have hp.ught to pettedion a t. - .uperior I A l' A N 1.41.ACK.1N(:, Which, from ex i , rience, they can assert with cOnlicience, it: far above arty .yet ti Kn e e, to thc Public. 'Eh great excelkn :e of this Blacking tris ect ,t it poduces the Most brilliant jet black gloss • ever beheld, 'aim prevent; the leather Irvat . craLking ; it also possesses the (1//dlity of resist ing the ivet, which gives it a decided advantage uver alLother Ehcking. • Sold wholesale at their Marmfaalry, ND. Ship-VIM,' I' icitet-streer, Temple4mr ;'.and at. Mt. Landers, to, belie reii v...,:ourt, Strand ; also by -.app.ointlite t h -Mr. Walker, perftfener,'St. jaines's-street ; Messrs Krit'i and Co. perfuin v,s.-t.f.Vniarket • Mr. Willis, boot-maker, Fish...street-hill ; tlr. Henso, .tio ,t-inaker, Little Eastcheap ; Mr. Child r: Lila). cr, Felf,.:; ~ i rji- street ; ,` , l r. Robertson, perfutner,. Prin,,st reet,'li(in,.:or,,i / ; and by most of the respectable Vela'.ers in the liiiit,:i I- ii,i(1,11"?. 0.............,..._ FOR VELYERCAL AN') SCORBUTIC C . OM: PLAINTS. DR. FREEMAN's GUrrA SALUTARIS is by tar the most sate aratefreetual Rented ) ever yet disco 'tiered i'or the cure of that dangeltus Disease. Persons walla p inly a 1-3“!.teti with Venereal Complaints, in all its stages and Itivior its Natious•appearances wilt iind a secure and present Relief by taking these toot invaluable Drops i which, for tn,;:r exce ll ency - doring thirty years practice HI the most O. ons part of Loitibn, viz. flattun-garden, have been term e:t (; t 4. Saltitaris. • • • The Secrecy vf•ith• which most persons so afflided find it ntedritl to conceal then suiterings may he-safely -einployed vvitile using these Drops since they reuder•continement un necessary, as well ;IS AI iiileb..ll,lS Or mercurial Preparauons, Or <lny•sur6cal Operation whilitver. . - By appointment of,Dr. Freeman they are sold. by R. But- Lr, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paientoster-ro w ; Bacon, 150, A 1,4 Pidding, 76, 0 x ft/hi-street ; Burl and Call well Dublin ; S,..itt, iriith, and Baxter, E .iliburgli ; Wl:inlaid, 'Glasgow; tains, Manchester; Latheury, Liverpol, Stains and Lynch, Al, '• , - I .ostcr ; and Inns Medicine Vehk,tzr ih every Tuwv.h ) Autt•lers, at 2s. 94.1..eirc1z. - • , • DK. TRUSLER's..USEFUL BOOKS. Catalogues Gratis,—No. 3, ,Paternoster-row. MEMOMS of HIS OWN LIFE; 410. price 14s. T„tie publisher can truly say, from various A u thorities, that tins Work is not only hishly entertaining, full 0f allecclut,f, but very interesting and instructive. 2. His Habitable World Described, in zo Bvo. Volumes, price 211. may be seen as above. This is assuredly. the hrst system of Geography e%tant; and'is' embellished with more than zoo Engravings, from actual Desivs, the talents of our first Artists aiming to rival each other in execution. 3. rile Volume describing the Countries round the North Pole,-wit!; tz.plates, may be had separate, price 16s. and that describing (Mina, 12 plates, 16S. 4- Triisier's P , ..rtable A.tlas, price 14$. theCheapestof the krnd, ennt.iining 43 4to. Maps—and zz Plans of Chief Cities, not :: ; c1 each. • . s rrusler's Pocket Gazetteer, small as an Almanac, for New .readers, and consulting Maps, price. 2464. With five Naps, 3s. . RENOVAT(;I) IIEALTH. • IT - has been too frequently thesubjed ofjust and gehe.ral reprobation, t;tat men destitute oftlic elemeots of the medical Art have 011;:red themselves as Can ii.l - itos for public patronage in the proleSsion of physic. For the pur vase of doint justice to the - result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classed a:non); those einitirics whose . pretensi o n s -h ave, unfortunately for society, been imprude n t to favourably recei,vett, we beg leave to submit to the libera l and csd ightelied a faithful statement of our pursuits arid a::.. quirements. After having, received -a regular medical educa, twit as the pupils of ;Messrs. • Grititl:Ai and Miran!, whose lectures and practice we cruet illy attended, -as professors and surgeons of .toe Cond.in flospital ; we entered ourselves as' students in that justl; celebrated sckool fOr medical . acqllire meta, the Royal Coll;:ge ot burgii, and vvcre instittak:li iit the thil.erent hranclies of :mammy, ,liiirvty t h e t h enn r y and practice of physic, • eneinistry, mid wilery, Litany, 4c. Jee. by. those eminent protessoi , s, l)rs. Mourn, Gregnri, Black, Ficniitoil, Dinicati and 1K utherforti. WC trust we shall not be deetzwd presuhipttlini in saying that () Ur:proficien c y an d aetfutiements-are not ...n.:onsiderable.. Raving for a L . nig series of years made Venereal Complaints, and tne various diseases Of Debr:dy, OW. particular, objection otir S tu di rs and practice, it iris,, we !lup e , he allowed that we have acquired: stiperior knowledge of their treatine.in and eu r e . In slight and recent cases f,r intectin 4 perteCf. re - establishment is completed in the snort-i!e;rl , A d fof two days ; and in those of the utmost in vezeracy, where other practiti,niers have tailed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the parent a sate and radical cure: ,*. Amidst the melanch o ly variety o&clisorder which are the I effects of a habit. long and Most' unhappily_purStied by the youth of both sexes, there • are wine m m ore alar ming or ore distreSsiotthari those deficiencies and dekiiiities-which ire-. . quently. prevent or embitter tie matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a CoitS o i3tit)ll to kitow that they may now, by a new and .inttliible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest id all Iminan - blessim:s, a strong; tardy, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from .wilatevair cause-arising, as Weil as in every speciesoi venereal inn:thou, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with thegreat. est secrecy•and honour. Flours of consultation at hinne from ten to three,. and (tom 6 in tne evening till to at night, .PatientS In. the. enoinry ate requested to state the particti ` lars of their case, age, and gentrral 114114 of li v, i ng. 4 , :c. 4tc. in _ closing a remittance her a.! vice -and ineiietnes, when then ame tout he given, „ ge nt Li 41. y Part of tne kingdom. To rotate . that secrecy so ce.sential to Otlr undertaifing the postage of triter; inay be asik , 4l. to the account for medicines. . CLIR RI k arid Cu. Surgeons', No. 1.7, Hatton-ganten. fo - -- Messrs. Currie and Co. nave Certificate> from the above respettai4e Professors of London t i d , Etlinburgii, of the diligence, sicill, :and htirnanity,' withhich they per tormed the citifies assi4ned thein t . ,/ring the time they at. tl:utt.e4 their' Lectures and Pritakim; ,t',ROVEO.I' Iit.ITY e n 1111 7 11.),ENDS, Payable in ths• Kars . • . 18,13, 034, tBos. .• . : 1 ' -..' -; 'i.-t- :-: i - PARIS JuLY 18.—Private L -1 - ers •tyeah.vllore i IT appearina - fiiitivithstandiira the Notices repent= 1- , • ' , : • . • , i• o , 0 or the 3011) ult. -state, • that tranhoWey wai , ccm. elly sent cr made to the Partiqentilled to Lkvidends of .C:ock, ;' pleteiy re-est:.bliahed in that ci y, and dim the az . - P a - I ' 6k a t the Bank qi - E "g l a" 4 's.°"‘h hen 1 ! use , and Ea" : riVal..of tile new MObairch was..im.eitienth etpe(*.ted„ bald 11 0a .,e ; sespedive&, who have not paid .the Duy ox the In pursuant of att..finperi 4 i .. l.:) , 'Crc e, da , a the same Jar theyears abo l ie meillra.ed, that pay m ent hat not in many 1,214 of May, at Bayonne; an- E: , ura n - ditmry ithita is inst, s oces bee); male of the said Duty, naereby those Pattie s ; l a-re ' a pi)oi nted to conduct: tfie . 4 .ttuilii6trailol.l of • TU3- intid:red'various Penalties, to be r eco vered by ate - Von or sitre=ha T e, eany. It consists of Geuei4l lifEs , otr, Councillor of and Skf'Commissim e ri . 14 th e speci a l pa ! 'poses of the . Propec t y State-AUCLIY, and the Masters of the Rolls; CrlAattn, AS7, bein g irs. , llli,i g to allo w ft° ther time for such paynunts, DRGERANDo, and JEANET, together with the Ati hereby give Nutice, that tie Duties payabl ( on all Dividends of i ditor BALRE• BERTON CRILLoY„, Set retary7Geferiti: Sl:c.4 Stick and . Ann i lities Jro thos r eyears are diteßed •to be paid General MENOI,I takes the title of Governoe, is in.. into t he (Jack of ktglaod, aid the C'ertifikater of •such p.gments vested At' ith . the suprt....ine command of , the. troop, and will officiate as President of the :fhtita. Ac,: Bein g lodged at the Office of th e Commissioners •at 11. , e Old Stock ' corditto - to a decree of the Junta, the .:':oritutrice. Exel 7 444e the Parti e s makin g pa r anent thereof, will he discharge merit :71 the Session of the Ee,traurclitlar , Jto 10 ~.. !If ed in the Books of the respelliv e Commissioners until and itpOsi the , • . ,' , .-,. ,, ... ~ . be notified to all the Livil atto Aratar v ikhtoorities of terl.id., x q 01 - loi,er next, lizet.tha t all Person s v..ho shall keglea the three Dedartments of. TriScany. ' The foliowlng. Is 4ier ..:.‘e p h n:ent t,s or bcycn-e that d.-sy,nt•ill be veieeXud as . lakhg for Prociatnati on to t h e l oLab i tannt oi (het Country ha* .the. Law di n a r , an d seeps are I? 4'Zll i , ringin 4 , Dejaoll., been Ordered to be published and placarded all o ,r - ers into char g e for the Double Duty, who shall not have Paid the the three Departments : A. aro, for theyeaxs above•iihentiooed, on or before the said lot h day " TUSbAss ! His Majesty the Einneror and Kinit. °,./ Ofio'bet next, .'after which daythe o . ffic-e c i f Me Old Sto.'k Ex- •has been pleased to confer upon you•the honour of thange'Will be closed. ' being adopted in the Great Family ; and gt - uniting 13. y Order of the B oar .), : yourselves to li te d est i ny o f the Empire formed tir . ' 111,1TPHEIV WINTER. his genius: NAPOLEON the Great ad opts y ou as his 012 i Yee for T axer , Aug. 1, 1308. ' children, and the French s al u t e you hy the name c . ... ie -------- brothers, , . . , " This adoption pr o mi ses -t o you all tie etfeCis of the beneficent cares of our illustrious Etziperot---.... the Protector of Religion and Mora;ity. " You will now •be happy. You will receive il code °f laws, w hieh being .the ,t'.tffspring of wiidoin and the 'ez:perietioe of ages, secures the rights of - property, and the stability of familles e Your Agri,. Culture and indtts!ry, will flourish. You will reStori to tuScany, the native cohniry of Daitte e i.i4n•lcoi, and Michael Atigelo, the Athens of Italy, that 5 e i.e.,,.. , dour which the balks . 14tres-, - the arts and sciences, of which it was the ct.:die tp niuder4 Europe, fornwily conferred ueou it. e" Diegate I from the greatest of heroes and ~J Sovereigns, our - first wish is to merit your et, tachrneut. To attain this plop se, \te have noe,ing more to do' than to make you aceitatuted with ; anti faithfully to fulfil the instructions which we nay.i received. Your feelines have even an: le:paled chit wishes ; and already, not less than our,:elv es , ) , t 4 esteem, love, and admirewur illustrions Emperor. `+ I.Wcanl ! 'Kota, are a 'good, a vii toms, and a loyal people.. The Emperor in - eiw s a n d e eiee .„, i , yon. Place your whole "confideuce in him. 1 4 4 eiOl e nt men of all parties become silent, and f orego their absurd expeatations. Let thebrave, the. wise, • and the impertiaf classes of persons unite, as hi all other parts ot" France, poesees one soh: and ohe heart. ' It is by such cooduct • that 4 ,1)11 .yonitelves worthy of being the children of N.lro . 'LEON." . 'His Catholic 114.1jesty, on reaching Irun,.on 114: gth, was there received by a Deputation nom the cStates of Navarre. At two o'ciciele of the •saine lay, he arrived at St. Sebastian's. The States of the Province of Biscay came as thr as the .furthelt point of their frontier to meet -him., H:s' Ma jesty gave an inimediate audience to hie Constitukd 1 Suthprities; 'IV:Ler which . he inspected the harbour, 'the forts, ail the citadel.: In the evening, all the houses were illuminated ; and, according to the custom of the, country upon' solemn.occasions, the- inhabitau:s Of St. Sebastian's passed the yt !tele night in singing under the windows otitis Majesty's apa, t . inept, accompabyieg their songs with the gwt:ll... The following day his' Majesty set out for Toioza, having first attended mass its the Cathedral of St. Sebastian's. At Toloza he was met by a Deputa tion from' the States of Guipuscoa, • Ilis _Majesty inipeCled the arsenal, which has been shut up since the commencement of the internal disturb anceseand gave.brders for placing it again 'in a .btaiv of a.`tivity.' • . JULY u3.—lt appears to be certain that his Im perial Highness the Gyand • Duke 'uf BERG will be proclaimed King of NAPLES. The Grand Du chess, his spouse, arrived yesterday at Paris troll Bayonne. The Persian Ambassador, arrived in this Capital, is a man of elegant and courteous manners, and of - great learning. His Suite, at his depeteure, consist. ed of 300 'pers9os . ; but ow log to the difirculties.of the journey, he resolved to leav e a great numbo'.of them belnud. •He maintains, in his haratu irPer sia, no less than eighty. wives. - ' Marshal LANNES has set. out from Lectoure to * talc the waters at S. Sauveur. • .On the 9th inst. an English Cartel' appeared oT Havre. An Odicer on board her hatted the Guard ship, saying he had a packet of Dispatches t6r the Commandent of the Port. He was answered, that all commuhication between the. two Countries being Cut off,. any cOrrespohdonce was uhurcesary, and that he must inimetnately 411:Ake the best of iiis.Way out of sight of the post. With this infiltration the Cartel complied. CCardinal CAPRARA lately u n d erwent t h e operation. 1 of couching, winch has had the desired effect., The colossal statue of the Emperoi was, a few days ago, erected on the triumphal arch in the Place ' du.Carousal. • BERLIN, JULY 13.—Yesteid and the Jay,before several I4'r .',CI) Regiments, to the of ;Rai 6000 to 7000 auto, marched nun toe Carty at CharlottenhurglL Tlvy will -.lodge fIiHCS' until wooden barraCks are erected: The 101111'01 t:le troops to be encamped there will be abuut st.tu men. The head-Tenets of .I , lle I.).it:e LELIA...No (Marshal Vivrokyare at .R i• in 0. L ea place, and the adjoining vilLigeS, the priticil al Oki - • cers are also (111.4n.-7 - ai . ,' :t s • - growing on the sClte et the, encanipin vin , the lea's[ I.rokitictiye of any spot in the has been estimated, and the 6,tinera pro. tuliseci ati indetunt4icatiott ia the ebsuiaz ANNut ry AND DISCOUNT RANK. seCsopsyt,l,l,okldt n t or r M O L l4E rol a l d li va- t t a le tP e - ci e I\l4rriage ,Settleinzats, Widows' loin/ores, kent Cha.;'-ges,., Patent Clergymen's• Livipgs,Mid Security wiii be acychted tj-4:4tiobiiiry and '7,entry of known Property, or their Heirs ; and in any instance where the single Security of an Individual may be deNned insufficient, the addition of another Pe'rson to-gua rantee the Payment of Annuity Interest will remove the objedion ; and in all casts the Public will have privilege to redeem at their pleasure. Good disc,,unte4-lof any size. Appl,y, by repenally, between the flours oi Twelve alid Five ; br to the Direetor of he Bank, No. 8, Lower loin-stree , Golden-square._ To T. - TAYLOR, Surgeki, No. q, New Bridge-street, London. . . . slit, . Edinburgh, May z, iSoo. TN the Spring of .1794 I was ailliaed with a I • Venereal Complaint, which' I treated with indlidet ence for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Physician; who put a temp orary stop to the viru tlierimeee.; o b f u t ti' g Lt growing;, - (by mercurial appli c at ions ) for some in spite of all inedieine • and the advice of the_first Gentlemen of the Faculty .here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state`annost un walleled and beyond description,: being. an entire leper, and ulcerated froin head to foot.--My bead, throat, Mouth, nose, - legs, • arms, &c. hale been alternately in danger of in short, I have had . from tivenr , to be voluminous to parrieula ' pt b h e r ii c ‘r : t 3 i e n oa g tt. i sr li ti i: l , t ,7 L s e ' lrsi . ~ , , i _l 0, 7 1 1 , y 1 ' . body, aril nearly . totally de. rize all my case—sullice it to say, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or -of. a• more cOmpli. cated nature. I was long 10 ,- .lkit upon by my friends, and imagined myself, - beyond . all hippos of recovery ; and, in. deed,•in my then condition, death was preferable to my ' more than miserable state: In this limtdful,situation•: did I- I drag a most miserable, existence, till Divine Providence i threw. in my way a , Newspaper' containing . the case of - a jMr:lt. of Plymouth —my tri.mds , sead it, I c o u ld not.--1 sent and procured some of your "LEAKE's • PATENT t PILLS, which, by using from titre to time, am now, and I have long . been,. (after more than four years indescribable 1 diStreSS), in as - goOd a state of 11.-alta as ever I enjoyed!. as a proof of this, I had a. tine, thriving, heaithy child, barn to sue r few months ago. In gratitt , :. - "e• to Go:4 and i n hopes of tendering my tellow c oreature service, I request you to . publisn'this; , and Tou may at iniy time; refer.persons who wish to he satis fi ed of the truth of t h is , or further parti. ! 4,41,14 - *,•to 1110 or my friends, by letter or person.. i . ,=,:s fO , eases for badness will ever Cqual mine, and none t exceed it, I have from experience . every .reason to - assure enk your I. i'..Al( E's PILLS they will find a• sure, speed,', mt i and radical cure, for the mos! (tread. sate, ne Disease, which i s Called , co N. r . r ll s a ii K i . l, iii that aloe s,e iit Von e real rild:. , :e.a;.lau•Es.• . , . JOHN - THOMPSON. 1 . 1 * I liSurrnouritable family reasons prevent snaking my name aod •address, pilionc ; but, creditable. person s rea ll y wanting information nay Aso be referred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, kainsay-Giirdens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sirld by the Sole Proprietor, T. I'AVLOic, Member or the Raiyal College or Surgeons. in Londini, at his ho , ist-., No.. New bridge-street, Where he wiii give Advice ,withont a fee, t o persons tak: ing these Pills, and willanswer patients let ters, if post. paid, on the 'same, terius, observing in all cases : the -most inviolable . secrecy, no person's name or - case having been -mentioned, but at their - own parti cu l ar request, by tire Pro..prietor; - during the course or more than thirty-six years, that he has had the c - undueting of an extensive sale of the above Medifaine, and • the practide arising theretrtim. .v.. , They are ;Lis() sold by. his Appointment Tor the conv e . mince of tho s e li ving at a instance,by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, ... ( .:laS-• gaiw,. to wnornaa s o Mr. T. refer s f o r hi s address • .1 - r the. 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